Fancy Steel - The Farm 1-2 Page
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The “1-2” typically refers to a (e.g., standing bent vs. kneeling bent), or a version indicator (Mark 1 vs. Mark 2). Fancy Steel’s product naming evolves, but the core design remains consistent: a rigid steel frame that secures the wearer’s ankles, waist, and head/neck in a fixed posture, often used in BDSM roleplay (e.g., “pony play,” “cattle” scenarios). Key Features & Design | Feature | Description | |--------|-------------| | Material | Medical-grade 304 stainless steel (rust-resistant, easy to sanitize) | | Adjustability | Multiple height/angle settings for different body sizes and positions | | Restraint points | Ankle stirrups/spreader bar, waist belt attachment, neck/yoke bar, wrist cuffs | | Mounting | Floor-standing or bolted to a platform (optional base plate) | | Locking mechanism | Integrated padlock tabs or screw-lock pins (key or hex key release) | | Weight | Approx. 15–25 kg (33–55 lbs), very stable once assembled | Fancy Steel - The Farm 1-2
| | Farm 1 | Farm 2 | |--|--------|--------| | | Kneeling, chest to floor | Standing, bent at waist | | Head support | Face-down cradle | Adjustable chin rest | | Leg spread | Fixed 45° angle | Adjustable 30–60° | | Weight | Heavier (more steel) | Moderate, more portable | | Ease of solo entry | Impossible | Difficult but possible with magnets/hooks | Always prioritize safety
“The Farm 1-2” is a product series by Fancy Steel , an Australian-based manufacturer specializing in high-end stainless steel and leather restraint equipment, particularly male chastity devices and associated bondage gear. The Farm series is not a chastity cage itself but rather a heavy-duty, multi-point restraint frame designed for total immobilization in a bent-over, “husbandry” or “farm animal” position — hence the name. Mark 2)